My dear Füsun
Thank you for visiting!
I'm pleased that you have enjoyed it!
As you know, we saw a lot of these all around Germany. Maybe one of our German friends can explain!
Best Wishes, and a very Happy New Year!
Love Peter
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Hi Rosa ,
Thank you for visiting!
I'm happy that you had a good look!!
These were very common in that area. I have no idea of their real purpose..
Best Wishes, and a very Happy New Year!
Peter
Hi Nick ,
Thank you so much for your very kind visit.
I'm happy that you had a good look!!
As I said to Rosa, these are very common around Germany. I do not know of their real purpose in today's world.
Best Wishes, and a very Happy New Year!
Peter
A raised hide (also known as a hunting or hunting seat, raised hide or raised hide) is a hunting facility for hunting from a raised hide. It is used directly for hunting, namely for the purpose of finding the game.
The raised hide serves the hunter as cover and weather protection when hunting. It enables the hunter to recognize and judge the game (response) and to shoot safely. Due to the elevated position on the raised hide, the ground can serve as a natural bullet trap for projectiles that penetrate or miss the target. In addition, the hunting weapon can be supported or leaned against the game when it is put on. [1] A sufficiently high raised hide can also ensure that the hunter sits "above the wind" and is not smelled (scented) by the game.
16 comments
gezginruh said:
An interesting shot here!! Maybe it is a watch tower
for the fiield?
Love Füsun
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Peter_Private_Box replied to gezginruh:
Thank you for visiting!
I'm pleased that you have enjoyed it!
As you know, we saw a lot of these all around Germany. Maybe one of our German friends can explain!
Best Wishes, and a very Happy New Year!
Love Peter
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Jaap van 't Veen said:
Peter_Private_Box replied to Jaap van 't Veen:
Your visit is most welcome. Thank you.
I am so happy that you like the scene.
Best Wishes, and a very Happy New Year!
Peter
Rosalyn Hilborne said:
It makes a very striking picture! I also like your framing very much.
Best wishes, Rosa.
Peter_Private_Box replied to Rosalyn Hilborne:
Thank you for visiting!
I'm happy that you had a good look!!
These were very common in that area. I have no idea of their real purpose..
Best Wishes, and a very Happy New Year!
Peter
Nick Weall said:
Peter_Private_Box replied to Nick Weall:
Thank you so much for your very kind visit.
I'm happy that you had a good look!!
As I said to Rosa, these are very common around Germany. I do not know of their real purpose in today's world.
Best Wishes, and a very Happy New Year!
Peter
Mario Vargas said:
Peter_Private_Box replied to Mario Vargas:
Thank you very much!
I'm pleased that you have enjoyed it!
Best Wishes, and a very Happy New Year!
Peter
Valfal said:
Peter_Private_Box replied to Valfal:
I am glad you like this scene, which is very common there. Although the purpose of these towers has not been explained to me yet!
Best Wishes and a very Happy new Year!
Peter
aNNa schramm said:
A raised hide (also known as a hunting or hunting seat, raised hide or raised hide) is a hunting facility for hunting from a raised hide. It is used directly for hunting, namely for the purpose of finding the game.
The raised hide serves the hunter as cover and weather protection when hunting. It enables the hunter to recognize and judge the game (response) and to shoot safely. Due to the elevated position on the raised hide, the ground can serve as a natural bullet trap for projectiles that penetrate or miss the target. In addition, the hunting weapon can be supported or leaned against the game when it is put on. [1] A sufficiently high raised hide can also ensure that the hunter sits "above the wind" and is not smelled (scented) by the game.
Translated with www.deepl.com/Translator (free version)
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hochsitz
Peter_Private_Box replied to aNNa schramm:
Thank you so much for your enthusiastic visit, and the great information.
Now I understand!!
Best wishes and a Happy New Year!
Peter
Tanja - Loughcrew said: